هيكل ثانى عشر متقدم Modals (Passive)

📘 English Language Structure – Year 12 Advanced Modals (Passive) In this lesson, we explain how to convert sentences containing *Modal Verbs* to *Passive Voice* in an easy and simple way. Modal Verbs can, could, may, might, must, should, ought to, have to, will, would Rule *Active:* Subject + Modal + Verb + Object *Passive:* Object + Modal + be + Past Participle (V3) Examples ✅ Active: They can solve the problem. ✅ Passive: The problem can be solved. --- ✅ Active: Students must complete the project. ✅ Passive: The project must be completed. --- ✅ Active: The company will launch a new product. ✅ Passive: A new product will be launched. --- ✅ Active: People should respect the rules. ✅Passive: The rules should be respected. --- ✅ Active: Someone may invite her to the meeting. ✅Passive: She may be invited to the meeting. Negative Form ✅ Active: They must not break the rules. ✅Passive: The rules must not be broken. Question Form ✅ Active: Can they finish the work? ✅Passive: Can the work be finished? Common Structure in Exams can be + V3 could be + V3 must be + V3 should be + V3 may be + V3 might be + V3 will be + V3 would be + V3 have to be + V3 ought to be + V3 This lesson includes an explanation of the rule, examples of affirmation, negation, and questions, and exercises similar to questions in the advanced 12th grade.